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Old 03-06-2009, 12:16 PM #1
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Confused Excercise exacerbates TN pain?
I am just wondering how many people in this community find that excercising brings on flare-ups of TN pain? I am currently trying to excercise (with diet), and find that I can't push myself, or I have terrible flare-ups! As if being in pain isn't enough, I have to be fat as well?!
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